The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-11-24
0reat Reluctiop,

yette county Great Reduction.
Everything marked At the lowest sell.
ntil the fifth ing price at Emma Cox Sisters. IN
- Applesi Apples! Apples! ure
fancy goods Two hundred barrels of choice fruit at his
$2.75 to $500 per barrel at Beam, Rich Bett
-n.- e.. al. ard 4 Co.'s. Mart
French Evening. ,..a a.
gains at En- The pupils OF the Highland Institute nron
viii this evening Wednesday, entertain Mi
their invited friends with selections and nubl
short drama hear
= Broken Arm. ure
anu snoes at During recess at the Union School
building last Friday morning. Jimmie RI
shoro IA at Madden in wrestling witha schoolmate
/. fell and broke his right arm. His
- - .,-.,-, died
and family Kramer Case Continued ner.
J, Ohio. The case Of Philip Kramer for keep. stan
ing saloon on November 9th, was con- cess
Sha. &C., tinued until the coming Saturday on thou
onoe of the prosecuting witnesses spbe
failing to put In their appearance last socit
ircuit Court. Wednesday. priv
-.-.. r.s .. Cupid's Candidates. The
'e!'y, .nu m. p...... r... ~. ;..,od .ha f,, pain
in this city Inc fro0ate OouS mas is1ueo inc o Fde
- lowing marriage licenses since our last s rus
eceved nice Everett Sanderson and Tllie Kinxer anu
New York J. M. Setty and Lara McNu1ty. coui
William Rodsh and Cora Fenner. 81 .u..
10 oher1ng $3.50 into
shoes. You The Episcopal Church. affee
oeore ouy Thanksgiving Day services will be held not
at st. Mary's Church at halfpast ten sho'
made flying o'clock with and celebration of men
reenAeld on the holy communion. pure
their sister, The hour Of evening prayer Sun. ute
days is four o'clock in the afternoon. girls
--. flies
n"' spon' ',,o Egnteon MOntns ID the Fen. pow
relssves Several days of last week were occu iona
ner nome pied by the Court of Common Pleas in fer
~. trying the case of Randall Coins, col the
Pomona Cali ored denisen of this city, who is charg
and other ed with having wife than the upo
living in our law allows. From the evidence adduc und
waiting their the jury felt their duty bring in thrc
verdict Of guilty, and on Saturday Judge inte
Huggins sentenced the prisoner to egh- mer
w. % D teen months imprisonment in the peni- and
=, s''' NJ. .nu.D tentiarys
Rev. D. W. ACard to the Public. T
Having purchased the interest of Mrs. livl
Frank in the millinery store formerly tax,
eu ssa carried by the late firm of Richards mui
nber 20. The L;o. :. az ia .t.,a Th.nL;,cth ~.
hiu"y public for the liberal patronage hereto Kin
fore extended to said firm hereby Cor
,terday WED solicit share of the public patronage Fup
days visit to for the future and will spare pains
Mrs Frank to please all who may favor me with mol
CLANCY of their patronage Dressmaking in the diel
highest style of the art will be carried it "
on as heretofore. low
week, at high Mas REBEccA L. RICHARDS. by
nyan. Of this Episcopal Minister Ordained. Ma. um
les Harriette Nsw1RK, e. November l6.-tSpscsahl vip
llama. h sSs. S reIis iisd =. - th ;h f Kir
"A an nesdav Trinity Church. of this city, and has &C.
~ on cepted the CALL and will in the future cen
Sordery con- preach at that church. He highly
lied weapons recommended, and was formerly Con- wv
fined S. ON gregaonal minister ne arrived here was
: "A' '0'o" the priesthood by Bishop Bedel of son
-. .o,o loo. Cleveland The services were very .,
~ i"e solemn and impressive, as we'll as inter- uu
lded ana the esting Commercial Gazette. was
prices. Mr.. Mr. johnson Is a son.in.law of Mr. and
ised his sae VIM. Woodrow of this city, and has
stock paid for large circle of relatives and friends
foid. among readers who will be pleased feel
;-.oa nss. to hear of his deserved promotion. sou
~ ,,i'eu "Ae'Si' - ciat
Woodrow as Serious Accident. unt
~ inve.tsa'e Mrs. Rves, who accompanied her no.
@ mother, Mrs. E. J. Thompson to the sou
s' os National Convention of the W. G. T. U. tre
~ 'ne at Nashville Tenn last week, met with G.
quite an accident in that city. While equ
The O., W. B. out riding with Mrs. Judge Thruston, ber
feet last Sum by whom she and her mother be-
here ten ing entertained their horse took fright
erly, de- and away throwing them both out
ime. The ar Mrs. Rves was severely shaken up and Th
other trains bruised and will likely be confined to boz
her bed some weeks from the effects. mu
lic is respect A.. a.. - ~; - ;.h NJ sos
ement of Nor ~ D., -e - ~. :..a - - - =. ~ .o-; 49,
lnn, An,s from the effects of the accident. the
gentleman as Death ofWillian p. Hughey. Ha
sines' Is being Mr.. VIM. p. Hughey, we'll. he,
known to many of our readers, and es- "H
lpecially to those near Greenfield died ens
o"u , ~ at his residence in Chillicothe on Tues
aturday even cs .rd .s hrr;.d A. Caraanaald We'd.